Located on the piazza where Verona's Roman fish market once held sway, softly lit Masenini quietly serves up Verona's most imaginative, modern fish dishes. Inspired flavour combinations might see fresh sea-bass carpaccio paired with zesty green apple and pink pepper, black-ink gnocchi schmoozing with lobster ragù, or sliced amberjack delightfully matched with crumbed almonds, honey, spinach and raspberries.
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